On 09/06/16 16:07, Matt wrote:
> # deny email addresses listed in file
> deny recipients = lsearch;/etc/virtual/over_quota
> message = Email account over quota
>
> Problem is if there is an aliases that forwards to that account I
> still get bounces. Is there an easy way to make it see when it hits
> an aliases to know one of the addresses it forwards too is over quota
> or in /etc/virtual/over_quota? I doubt it.
Do a recipient verify; so long as there was only one
resulting address from the redirects expansion done
(for aliasing), $address_data should have that address
(if I read the docs correctly). Use that for your
over-quota lookup.
That doesn't help you for multiple resulting destinations.
For that, or if you actually want "would be over-quota
if we accepted this message" you're in the same area as
https://bugs.exim.org/show_bug.cgi?id=163
I agree it's something that Exim ought to be able to do for
you; it's essentially a recipient verify job with probing
extended all the way to a local transport (just like callouts
do for remote transports). I don't buy the "expensive"
argument but for SIZE-less message transactions we'll
have to suggest some assumed message size.
--
Cheers,
Jeremy
